Run the business
Products, pricing, stock, rotas, staff costs, purchasing, permissions, documents, till layouts, reports and the daily jobs that keep a venue on track.
IndyHub, IndyPOS and IndyCard are being built to take on the bits of hospitality software that are overpriced, awkward or just make a busy shift harder than it needs to be.
No forced hardware. No giant bundle of features you never touch. Start with what your business needs and add more when it earns its place.



Most venues already have enough to think about. The point of these apps is to cut out duplicate work: set things up once in IndyHub, use them on the till through IndyPOS, and let IndyCard connect hospitality offers without another pile of admin.
Products, pricing, stock, rotas, staff costs, purchasing, permissions, documents, till layouts, reports and the daily jobs that keep a venue on track.
Fast selling, sensible permissions, clear buttons, staff clocking, refunds, voids and wastage with as few steps as possible.
Use compatible Android hardware and the peripherals that suit your venue. If you want help choosing and putting it together, that can be part of the setup too.
They each have a clear purpose instead of trying to cram every job into the same screen.

The main management app. Build the company structure, products, stock, pricing, staff setup, rotas, purchasing, promotions, POS layouts, documents, finance tools and day-to-day checks in one place.

The till and kitchen front end. Built for quick service, reliable selling, clear staff permissions and continuing to record sales even when the network is having a bad day.

A hospitality worker discount app that keeps eligibility current and lets venues publish offers without printing or managing physical membership cards.
Hardware tied to one supplier. Features hidden behind expensive bundles. Tills that take too many taps. Staff information in one place, stock in another and pricing in a spreadsheet. These apps are being built from the venue floor upwards, one problem at a time.
The plan is modular. Advanced parts can be added when they are useful rather than being forced into every subscription.
Compatible Android tablets are the base. Choose the scanners, printers, kitchen screens and other peripherals that suit the site.
The target is simple: less faffing, clearer information and fewer steps when a queue is forming and everyone is busy.
Book a demo and have a look through the current build, the roadmap and how it could fit your venue.